Apprehensive
Apprehensive adjective - Having specified facts or feelings actively impressed on the mind.
Like a fish out of water and apprehensive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Like a fish out of water" instead an adjective "Apprehensive".
Like a fish out of water
Apprehensive and like a fish out of water are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Apprehensive" instead an adjective phrase "Like a fish out of water".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- agitated and apprehensive
- agitated and like a fish out of water
- restless and apprehensive
- restless and like a fish out of water
- nervous and apprehensive
- nervous and like a fish out of water
- disturbed and apprehensive
- disturbed and like a fish out of water
- uneasy and apprehensive
- uneasy and like a fish out of water
- distressed and apprehensive
- distressed and like a fish out of water
- concerned and apprehensive
- concerned and like a fish out of water
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